Assessments
Graduation Pathways
Compass
Teacher Accountability
Report Cards
100

Students are given screening assessments to determine students’ readiness for Kindergarten and help identify which students are not learning what they need to meet grade level norms, and may need additional investigation to identify next steps for support.

What are K-2 Assessments?

100

Students of all interests and capabilities are graduating with credentials providing them with a career and life-long opportunities

What is success in a Louisiana Workplace? 

100

It supports teachers and principals in defining expectations for student learning and monitoring progress against those goals throughout the year.

What is Compass?

100

We rely on a teacher’s responsibility for their students and his or her learning progress

What is teacher accountability?

100

Inform a child’s parents of his or her academic progress during the school year. 

What is the purpose of report cards?

200

Students take assessments in English Language Arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. These assessments are aligned to the Louisiana Student Standards which were developed with significant input from Louisiana educators

What are 3-8 assessments?

200

Louisiana students are prepared for four-year colleges via college-prep curricula.



What is succeeding in post-secondary education? 

200

A web-based system that is available to districts and charter schools to support their implementation of Compass, the state’s educatory support and evaluation system.

What is Compass Information System (CIS)?

200

Comes from society’s loss of confidence in education

What is the accountability movement?

200

Should be aware prior to recieving grades. 

Who are parents of D or F students?

300

Students take assessments to determine if they are ready for college and/or careers, as well as to secure postsecondary credit and access

What are high school assessments? 

300

Louisiana students are ensured financial aid access to support them for their next steps in life.



What is economic opportunity? 

300

Set and implement policies.

Who are District Leaders?

300

Make lesson plans to their students whether it be individually to students or the entire class.

What are duties of teachers?

300

Comments left on report cards and conferences that provide information and guidance regarding their child’s education.

What are parents most concerned with?

400

Set schoolwide student growth goals.

Who are principals?

400

Low student mobility, minimal funding, disadvantaged backgrounds, and may not be fluent in English 

Why are student's test scores low?

400

Should include a synopsis of a student’s performance in all areas. Especially in those that the student is struggling in.

What are report card comments?

500

Set student growth goals. 

Who are teachers?

500

Students and parents rely on teachers to make sure their children achieve academic successful academic progress as well as meeting state requirements.

Why is teacher accountability important?